Ungraded Room Boys Defeat Normal Seniors 24 to 9
The ungraded room public school boys basketball team defeated the Normal Seniors by 24 to 9 last night.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1916
Page
7
The ungraded room public school boys basketball team defeated the Normal Seniors by 24 to 9 last night.
Miss Lucy Carson, professor of English at the Normal college of the city, spent Monday in Butte acting as judge in the Butte Missoula high school debate.
Dr. Grant B. Finch of the Normal college faculty and principal of the training school returned from Detroit this week where he attended the national meeting of the school superintendents held under the auspices of the National Educational Association.
Dr J H Monroe president of the Normal college returned home last Thursday after attending the National Educational Association meeting of college presidents in Chicago.
Readable fragments indicate college squads nearing peak fitness ahead of a March basketball tournament. The piece notes surveillance of their countries and a warning about upcoming competition, with reference to a Normal institution.
Reported attendees from Dillon included R. R. Price Lawrence Price Fred Chapman Frank Donohue John Ross Dewey Cashmore Byron E Toan and the Dillon high school team with coach H B Soulen as they traveled to Ana conda for the mining district basketball tournament.
Local story questions whether basketball is a fall or winter sport as Coach Soulen leads the team to Anaconda in peak condition. Barrett’s eligibility issue at a coaches meeting in Anaconda thwarts plans for district and state tournaments in Bozeman.
The article describes Barrett's eligibility dispute under state rules. Coaches split on his status. Dillon withdrew from the tournament after a meeting in Anaconda where officials debated the case. Markley chaired the eligibility review, with letters from committee members cited as evidence.
Miss Mabel Hungate spent the weekend in Dell. Chancellor Edward C. Elliott arrived and spoke to students on Educational Ideals. A leap year dance enlivened Washington's Birthday. Many residents, visits, and health notes fill the week with social and civic activity in Dillon and surrounding areas.
Melrose residents and visitors like Louise Hines Alex Legget J L Vanney Howard Smith and others frequent Dillon for business or social purposes. Rev Ostrander Frank Tate and Ed Ryan household hosts are noted. Mrs John Reid hosts Ladies Aid as Butte and Rochester travel are mentioned with several family and friend visits. Izabelle, the five year old girl of (truncated text).
Week ending February 20 lists patents and deeds in the Dillon area including Otto Handke 96.03 acres on upper Bloody Dick James Harrison 77.48 acres Grasshopper Maggie Andrus 320 acres near Nicholia Abbie Behrns 320 acres Big Hole basin William Sawyer to J Robert Morton 160 acres east of Dillon bargain and sale A L Stone to State Bank of Dillon two lots Montana street mining deed J S Miller to C H Mayo three mining claims Big Hole Referee deed C W Conger to R J Selway 40 acres south of Dillon Poindexter Orr Livestock for 4 cubic feet per second water lake Canyon Creek sale confirmation in Selway estate 40 acres south of In the matter of A D Young estate 404 acres south of Dillon Worth to Sisterson about 212 acres east of Dillon Neil about 250 acres east of Dillon Water appropriation notices Guenther 8 cubic feet per second east of Dillon Swafford 1 cubic foot at Mud Springs
A reward of 250 dollars is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone involved in butchering or unlawfully driving off cattle or horses belonging to association members. Issued by John C. Brenner president. 44t52.
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